Flood-plagued southern states drenched in rain again COMPILED FROM AP/UPI REPORTS -- downtown Baton Rouge, La., forcing watch in effect across east-central problems. Thousands of residents, chased from more residents from their homes in Louisana. Air Force cargo planes ferried their homes by floods in the deep Louisiana's worst floods since 1973. High tides in Biloxi, on the Mis- nearly a half million sandbags to south, sloshed around under more Louisana authorities reported they sissippi Gulf Coast, forced the shore up dikes of the Red River rain yesterday. drowning deaths of two youths in closing of several streets and against the, worst flooding in a cen- Weather watchers said the rampag- separate incidents while swimming in bridges. tury along the North Dakota-Minneso- ing Pearl River had reached a prob- rain-swollen drainage canals. Weather experts were confident the ta border. able crest of just under 28 feet in One boy drowned in Baton Rouge heaviest rains were over for most of The National Weather Service said Columbia, Miss., but torrential new and the second death was reported in South Texas, but their effects con- the Red River was over 20 feet above rain prevented flood victims from Walker, 19 miles east of Baton Rouge. tinued to be felt especially in flood stage in East Grand Forks, returning to their abandoned homes. Flood warnings were also posted Beaumont where a records crest of the Minn. and was still rising. The rains also sent water eight north of Baton Rouge on the Amite Neches River is expected by Tuesday. That river was also expected to feet deep surging through parts of and Comite Rivers with a flash flood And northern states also had their crest on Tuesday. Guantanamo Gazette

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Vol. 34 No. 76 Monday, April 23, 1979 Ford says Nixon apology would have softened pardon NEW YORK (AP) -- Former President Heal" is to appear in the May issue But he admited he's "a little running mate." Gerald Ford said his controversial of Reader's Digest released Satur- ashamed" of his treatment of the The former president said, "I pardon of Richard Nixon "would have day. late Nelson Rockefeller who stepped should have said 'damn the torpedoes, been far, far better accepted" if Ford said it irked him that some aside as Ford's vice president prior full speed ahead, Rockefeller and Nixon had apologized to the American people believe a pardon deal was to the 1976 primaries. Ford will make a good team.' people. made with Nixon before he stepped "If we had been nominated as a Ford has said he does not intend In a television interview, Ford down. team, his presence on our team might to run for president in 1980. also blamed himself for some of the "Unfortunately, some people still have been helpful in the 1976 elec- But in the interview, he said that negative reaction saying he should don't believe it, but as long as my tion." he said. "if circumstances did develop where have done a better job of explaining conscience is clear, I have to ac- Ford added that the decision not there was no consensus say in the why the pardon was necessary. cept what others may feel." he said. to run was Rockefeller's. But he spring of 1980, and I felt that I The former president said he Nixon's stated reason for resign- said he had accepted the opinion of could be constructive to the party should have emphasized far greater ing -- that he had lost necessary "others" that "I couldn't get the and to the country, I would not duck the necessity that he spend all his support in Congress -- was "a highly nomination if Nelson was to be my the responsibility." e working on the domestic and in- technical argument," Ford added. Wnational problems of the presi- "I believe his decision would have dent representing 220 million people. been far, far better accepted if he Tentative contract reached Instead, Ford said, he was devot- had been contrite, admitted mistakes, ing 25 percent of his time on the errors and had apologized to the Am- WASHINGTON (AP) -- There was a re- But, because the steel issues were legal matters, the tapes, the docu- erican people," Ford said. port last night from the steel-haul- bargained by representatives of the ments that were in controversy as Ford said he had no second thoughts ers' negotiations that a tentative entire trucking union, there's no far as President Nixon was concerned. about granting the pardon, an !e contract agreement had been reached. guarantee the pact will be accepted The taped interview with Ford was feels bad economic news probably by the steel-haulers. broadcast last night on NBC's "Week- contributed to his defeat by J The 10,000 steel haulers have been National union officials could not end" show, and a 12,000-word excerpt Carter as much as dissatisfacti on strike for several weeks. be reached for comment. of his forthcoming book "A Time to over the pardon. They stayed out when the rest of Spokesmen for steel-hauling team- the teamster truckers went back to ster locals in Cincinnati and Pitts- work because several steel-related burgh, however, said they had not issues were unresolved. been notified of any settlement last Barrow picked for position An industry source said the Team- night. Several steel companies had said WASHINGTON, D.C. (MCNews)-- land University. He attended sters and big trucking companies they'd have to cut production or General Robert H. Barrow has been graduate school at Tulane University reached agreement on those issues even close down plants if the steel nominated for appointment as the (1958-60). in Washington yesterday. haulers didn't return to work by 27th Commandant of the Marine Corps He has served seven tours of duty Terms had not been disclosed by week. by President Jimmy Carter. in the Far East. He attended the press time. early this General Barrow, 57, is currently National War College. serving as the assistant Commandant His personal United States decora- of the Marine Corps. He is the tions include the Navy Cross, the Kid show violence increases ninth Assistant Commandant to be Army Distinguished Service Cross, involved in violence. selected as Commandant. the Silver Star, three Legion of PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- A study releas- Overall, the researchers said the Commissioned a Marine Second Merit Medals, two Bronze Stars and ed yesterday said violence in week- Lieutenant in 1943, he commanded an the Joint Service Commendation Medal. end television shows aimed at chil- rate of violent incidents in chil- American team attached to a China dren rose to record levels on two dren's programs zoomed from 15.6 per guerrilla force in central China. Previous Assistant Commandants networks last fall. hour in the fall of 1977 to 25 vio- During the Korean conflict, he selected as Commandants were John Researchers for the University of lent incidents per hour last fall. participated in the Inchon-Seoul A. Lejeune, Wendell C. Neville, Ben Pennsylvania's Annenberg School of Spokesmen for ABC and NBC said ration and the Chosin Reservoir H. Fuller, John H. Russel, Alexander Communications said the violent con- they could not comment on the find- paign as a rifle company com- A. Vandegrift, Lamuel C. Shepherd tent of the weekend broadcasts was ings. And CBS officials were una- mander. Jr., Randolph McCpate and Leonard at record levels on ABC and CBS and vailable for comment. In the Vietnam War, from 1964-67, F. Chapman Jr. it said violence reached a near-rec- The study receives funds from the Association and the he served as plans officer, Fleet General Barrow will succeed ord rate on NBC. American Medical Marine Force, Pacific, and as an General Louis H. Wilson who plans The study also found that young National Institute of Mental Health. infantry regimental commander and to retire to Jackson, Mississippi, people who are heavy tv watchers dis- It's part of a continuing research later earned a BS degree from Mary- on July 1st. play an exaggerated sense of fear project on network programming. and mistrust of the world they live in. "Heavy watchers" were defined as *Correction Israelis launch retaliation those who tune in more than four hours a day. In Friday's Gazette there was a TEL AVIV (UPI) -- Israel yesterday they held briefly as hostage. Violence was defined as "hurting misprint in the article appearing lashed out against Palestinians in An unconfirmed report from police or killing a person or the credible on the front page about the new Lebanon in retaliation for a pre- sources said a two-year-old daughter threat of hurting and killing." watering policy. It said "$7 per dawn terrorist attack that claimed was suffocated by her mother when Using that definition, almost nine gallon," rather than $7 per 1,000 four Israeli lives. she put a pillow over the child's out of ten characters appearing in gallons." The Gazette apologizes Military sources here said Israeli face to keep her quiet to escape dis- weekend morning network shows are for this misprint. gunboats bombarded a Palestinian covery by the raiders. guerrilla naval base near Tripoli, Two of the terrorists were killed Lebanon, for several hours. and two were captured. A Palestinian spokesman in Beirut Meanwhile, on the political front, said Israeli shells landed in a ref a communique issued in Jerusalem Today's Gazette has information ugee camp destroying three homes and yesterday said the Israeli cabinet on the Child Day Care Center on wounding 10 women and children. had approved two new settlements Page 2, Little Theater and Secre- The latest round of attacks and near the Arab town of Nablus on the taries Week on page 3 and a Gitmo counter-attacks began early yester- occupied West Bank of the Jordan. Inside today's Dialogue on energy conservation day when Palestinian raiders landed written by Captain C.J. Gibowicz near Israel's resort city of Nahari- The decision came over the objec- also on page 3. Keep well in- ya by rubber boat, killed a patroling tion of Deputy Prime Minister Yigael formed about what's happening in policeman and stormed an apartment Yadin whose party platform opposes Gazette Gitmo, look inside, today's paper. house behind a shower of bullets. setting up Jewish settlements in oc- The terrorists reportedly killed a cupied areas heavily populated by man and his four-year-old daughter Arabs. \1I\1 Page 2 Guantaname Gazette Monday, April 23, 1979 Clubs & organizations community THE CURMUDGEONS OF CUBA will THE RACQUET CLUB is sponsoring a gather at Cable Beach at 6 p.m. on Pick Your Partner Doubles tournament Friday, April 27. All Curmudgeons (men/men, women/women) on April 28 and Associate Curmudgeons are in- and 29. Participants should sign vited to attend. BYOB and food. up at the Clubhouse by 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, April 26. Playing lineup bulletin will be board posted the following TOASTMASTERS INTERNATIONAL Friday Cmnity annuncents my be called in between 8 and 11 "~. or hand will [hePuble Aflr Of eam., to 4:30 p.a., Moday "rrld morning at ~e7:30 t meet Tuesday, April 24 at 7 p.m. the same location. through Friday (excludly holiday;). Deadline for publication is n n the prevous rking day. Eofide emergency announcement ill be at' the CPO Club. accpted anyt Countty rilepublished not re than nc e wek for a mimes of three eeks and then written, Members who plan to attend and condeardadIncluded in a daily calendar section during ther eek of [heven[. Ca4real. advertisi p1rohited although announcement have not been contacted by telephone of ao1Ib1. vai e ll be pemted but limited to trice monthly. for dinner reservations should Annundtntfr us~ssssoraavieerequiring cand approval my . call be required to provide proof d a"letter of authority. Ada Mhich LCdr. Jerry Ryan at 8502 DWH or dieerbimute on the basis of race, sex, creed, color, ornatioanal origin r. 4o4t be accepted. Public Affar. Staff ree es the right to 97270 AWH prior to noon Tuesday. Local Forecast ''' editandrariteall ubms-SOS.(AT*Anytime/DWl-During eWorking Houral high tide- 6:35 pm AM*Aftar frking fur.). Gitmo residents who are interested 2 8813, in joining Toastmasters should also low tide--1 :09 pm 94.44 53 14 4 call LCdr. Ryan for information and sunrise--- 6:37 am high---8 951144 an invitation to the meeting. sunset---- 7:21 pm low---- 70 Toastmasters is open to everyone 18 years of age or older. Today's forecast is for partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies, Special announcements. southeasterly winds at 12-15 kts. gusting to 24 kts. and bay con- Movies ditions at 2-4 ft. MODEL RAILROAD ENTHUSIASTS who THE GUANTANAMO BAY ROAD RUNNERS are interested in beginning a Model Club, "The Iguana Striders," and Lyceums Railroad Association should contact the Naval Station Special Services Downtown: The Last Four Days, PG FTM McGaughey at 8730 DWH, or 8278 will co-sponsor the first Marathon McCalla: Midnight Express, R AWH, or at Room B210, Gold Hill ever held in Gitmo, on Sunday, Marine: Who's Killing the Great Barracks AWH. April 29. It will be a full 26.2 Chefs of Europe, PG miles, starting and finishing at Leeward: Somebody Killed her Hus- Cooper Field near Special Services. band, PG THE CHILD DAY CARE CENTER BOARD Starting time will be 6 a.m. Clubs is now taking applications for the This event is open to all COMO Club: McHale's Navy Joins the positions of manager and assistant Gitmo residents and personnel from visiting Air Force, NRA manager. All resumes should be ships. Preregistration will be required Windjammer: Club closed submitted to the Day Care Center no in order to ensure sufficient refresh- Post 46: Oval Portrait, PG later than May 4. Background in ments are available at the aid sta- Teen Club: Club Closed elementary education and/or nursing tions. Awards will be presented to is preferred. For more information the overall winner call 95405. and respective age group winners. All participants Local note will receive Commemorative Certifi- LARAYE RYAN'S DANCE CLASSES will cates and all finishers will be On July 1, 1976, the Guantanamo Dreams can come be held on stage at the elementary awarded small palques. It is hoped Bay Child Day Care Center became an, true. school amphitheater at regular that this will become an annual independent, non-profit organization. Especially with a class times on Monday, Tuesday, and event held during the January/ The Day Care Center* had previously little thoughtful Wednesday, April 23, 24 and 25. February time frame. All interested been a Special Services activity, planning. Like buying Dress rehearsals will be Thursday, participants should sign up by but, due to budgetary restraints, U.S. Savings Bonds April 26, and Friday, April 27, at calling Special Services at 951160 was trimmed from the fiscal year 77 through the Payroll & 4 p.m. ALL students are to attend before 4 p.m. on April 26. program. The Center was chartered Savings Plan. both rehearsal dates. by the Commander, U.S. Naval Base Bonds can make to operate under a board of directors THE MARINE CORPS EXCHANGE has that dream house a a elected annually by the parents of new reality. Red Cross is look in the Ladies Department. currently registered children. Or that long Don't miss out. awaited counting on you. Be on the lookout The Day Care Center underwent a dream vacation during the months of April and May $20,000 rehabilitation project from come true. 'Cause for new THE NAVY WIVES CLUB OF AMERICA arrivals. the summer of 1978 through the spring Bonds are the safe, will sponsor a Children's No-Tap of 1979. The project included en- dependable way to save. bowling tournament on Saturday, closing the kitchen, office, and And while you're April 28. Registration fee will be dining rooms for lighting and air keeping your dreams $2.00 for ages 7-12, and $2.50 for T V guide conditioning. It also included a alive, your Bonds will ages 13-17. Registration forms are rewiring of the 1:00 General Hospital building and removal be working hard for to be turned in no later than of the old stage. Rescreening 1:50 Sew What's New of the the great American April 25. Fees will be collected open areas is 2:15 Sesame Street presently underway. dream, too. upon check-in, one-half hour prior 3:15 Cartoons This has been a Self-Help project and So buy U.S. Savings to each shift of bowling. Entry assistance 3:30 Can You Top This? from the Correctional Bonds. forms may be deposited in the drop Center Maintenance 4:00 Learning Corporation of Crew and donations They'll put your boxes located at the W.T. Sampson from various America base activities and financial worries to rest. High School and Elementary School organizations contributed to 4:30 Science Information Film its offices. success. E Bonds pay 6% interest when held 4:35 Paper Chase Bowling will be divided into two Another to maturity of 5 years (4/% the first 5:30 Newswatch project will be commencing year). Interest is not subject to state or shifts as follows: shortly with an estimated cost of local income axes, and federal tax may 6:30 That's Hollywood be deferred until redemption. SHIFT 1 SHIFT 2 around $25,000. This will 7:00 Carpenters First Special include Time 6:00 p.m. 8:30 p.m. the installation 7:55 Notes of Interest of smoke detectors, Ages 7-12 13-17 quick release outside 8:00 Please Standby exits, emer- No. of games gency lighting, 8:30 Three's Company lighted exit signs, bowled 2 3 and new circuit breaker panels. In 9:00 Movie: **ADULT** "To Kill a Total pins will determine the addition, the present Cop" plywood over- standings and trophies will be head will be removed. 10:40 Newswatch Update awarded to 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and Elections will be upcoming shortly 10:45 Late Movie: **ADULT** "Vi- 5th places in each shift of bowling. and any persons interested in serving sions: Blessings" Half of the net proceeds will go on the Board of Directors are en- 12:10 Sign off toward the purchase of camping couraged to call 95405. mnAme ric a. " equipment which upon arrival will be presented to the Guantanamo Bay A4o , -. t Girl Scouts. For further information, contact WHEN NOT IN USE, Mrs. Terry Blair at 90266, or SAVE THE JUICE Mrs. Diane Hess at 97263. calendar TURN OUT -_ UNNECESSARY LIGHTS Toda NWCA CHILDREN'S NO-TAP y First organizational meeting for the BOWLING TOURNAMENT Fourth of July Queen Contest, Ma- rine Barracks Conference Room, 1:30 p.m. April 28, 1979 Men's Monday Night Handicap Bowling League organizational meeting, Marble- NAME: Guantaamo Gazette head Hall, 7:30 p.m. (8582 or 64294 DWH, 97166 or 99195 AWH).

PHONE NO:_ AGE:_ Tomorrow Captain John H. Letterman Jr. Guantanamo Bay Duplicate Bridge Club meeting, PARENTS SIGNATURE: BOQ, 7 p.m. Naval Station Commanding Officer Takeoff Pounds Sensibly meeting, 6 p.m., elementary school B-9 (90183 or 99197). Al Anon meeting, 7 p.m., East Bargo Old Nursery NOTE TO PARENTS School building (8269 AT). LCdr. JerryKR.ya.4 . Public Affairs The prizes to be award in this officer Jamaican United Fellowship Order of Service prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m., tournament are in accordance with 0YNSN Chuck Bishop. . .Journalist church on Bay Hill Road. AJBC rules and regulations so as JOSN Damon I. Johnson . .Jornalist Ms. Pat Pennington.Production AssistantWednesday not to conflict with your child's eligibility in AJBC. The Guantanamo Gazette is published according to the rules and regulations for ship and station newspapers Trophy presentations for both as outlined in NAVEXOS P-35 and under the direction Services. shifts of bowling will be awarded of the Naval Base Public Affairs Officer. Printed five times weekly at government expense on government Church of Christ Bible study, McCalla Chapel, 6:45 p.m. (951035). at 1 p.m. on April 29 at the bowl- equipment at the Navy Publications and Printing Service ing alley. Branch Office, the opinions or statements in news items that appear herein are not to be construed as office l Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, East Bargo old nursery school building, or as reflecting the views of COWNAV5ASE or the De- partment of the Nevy. 7:45 p.m. (Closed meeting -- 90269 or 8275). Monday, April 23, 1979 Guantarnamo Gazette Page 3 Gitmo dialogue Local Scouting notes Even though the topic of energy conservation has had quite a bit of Fitzgerald, television coverage on Captain's Call and two Impact shows, there is Certificates of Appreciation were Mrs. Barbara Stilley, still a lot of information that we have not gotten out to the public. presented on Monday by the Guantanamo Mrs. Sue Williams, Mrs. Kathy Lasnier, Information that I am sure you will be interested in. We have been on a Bay Girl Scouts in recognition of Mrs. Doris Alexander, Mrs. concerted energy conservation drive the last couple of months; and read- outstanding support of their annual Patti Gibowicz and Mrs. Barbara ings from the Desal Plant on electricity and water consumption do show cookie sale. Shown above are: Stanford. that people are getting with the program, and the efforts are making a (1 to r) AA Robert Harris; Lt. The Girl Scouts in Gitmo represent difference. We are coming very close to reaching our goal, and with a Michael Stanford; AKAA Leslie DeVoe; 150 young women who are so fortunate neighborhood to be able little extra effort and cooperation by those not presently participating Mrs. Sheila Baxley, to participate in the we can make the goal. cookie chairperson; Cdr. James Scouting organization in a foreign We have previously discussed the goals established by the Department Bryant; Capt. John H. Fetterman, country. It is only through the of Defense and the Secretary of the Navy. We have also discussed world- Jr.; LCdr. Warren Baxley and LCdr support of the entire community that they can continue their efforts of wide oil crisis. All of these play a role in our own particular problem Jerry Ryan. preparing for womanhood down here at Guantanamo Bay, but the most pressing matter, the one that through Girl We would also like to recognize Scouts. With this in mind, strikes home the closest, is the money that we have available to use to we thank the support given by AFRTS, espe- each of you for your buy fuel. To uncomplicate matters we are no longer going to refer to support through cially Bob Kiser and Bob Herscovitz, the purchase of Girl Scout ese outside goals, but are going to concentrate solely on reaching the cookies. the Hospital Supply Personnel and 1 that must be met due to the money that we have available to purchase the individual troop cookie mothers. fuel. To date we have spent $2,854,200 for the purchase of fuel. The Sincerely, Those responsible for each toops total amount available to us is $5,676,000. A little simple subtraction sales were: Mrs. Mary Liz Popp, GUANTANAMO BAY GIRL SCOUTS shows that we have $2,821,800 left to purchase fuel for the remaining six Mrs. Ruth Fayard, Mrs. Carolyn TROOPS ON FOREIGN SOIL months of this fiscal year April through September 30. That is a cold hard fact. From here on out television news and the Gazette will be showing you our daily progress in attempting to keep within the goal established due to our funding limitations. We have divided the money available through the remaining six months and have set monthly goals for each of the reamining six months. Recognizing that the demand for power will be greater during the summer months, more money is allocated for those onths. However, the goal for each month must be met since any extra funds that must be spent in buying fuel over the designated amount must come out of the funds available in the remaining months, i.e. the extra oney spent in April because we didn't meet our April goal reduces the amount of money we have available for the remaining months, and the fewer months that we have available the more difficult it becomes. So, the bottom line is our best effort must be accomplished NOW. One of the things that may not be completely clear to everyone is that energy is consumed both in the making of electricity and producing water. Conservation of both electricity and water is essential in order to make the goal. As a matter of fact, emphasis has been placed during the last two months on electricity conservation, and we are making most of our progress there; although water conservation has been mentioned, we have not been publicizing it very much and we are not getting the conservation that we need in that area. That is the reason for the recent change in watering hours. vy n e w s ..Na. . conserving utilities; We have been asking everyone to cooperate in Distinguished Public Service Commission, which is leasing the obviously, there are things that the individual cannot do and that the Award . Texas Congressman George vans to military and civilian em- we are doing those ommand should be doing. Please be assured that H. Mahon was recently awarded the ployees in the area. There are many water and electrical conservation items that have ings. Distinguished Public Service Award Firefighting Assist . Crew- and are in the planning stage. en done, are still being accomplished for Outstanding Service to the U.S. members from USS Corry (DD 817), USS heads have been installed aboard the or example, 700 water saver shower Navy and Marine Corps by Secretary McCandless (FF 1084), and USS Claude pools. Another 1,350 caval Station in the barracks, BOQ and swimming of the Navy W. Graham Claytor, Jr. V. Ricketts (DDG 5) assisted in shower heads have been ordered for installation in all housing units and The former chairman of the House battling a fire on board the Italian other Naval Station/Naval Air Station facilities. 1,550 toilet tank dike Appropriations Committee and Appro- passenger liner Angelina Lauro in- have been ordered for housing and Naval Station/Naval Air Station facili- priations Defense Subcommittee, Mr. port Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, ies. These tank dikes save from one to two gallons per flush and Mahon was cited for forceful, on March 30. The crewmen were operate on the same idea as placing a brick in the commode tank. Lights inaginative leadership "which praised for "bravery and superb have been removed throughout the Base in order to reduce electrical con- assured the United States a con- performance" by the Governor of the sumption. If you will notice while driving along Sherman Avenue, eve- tinuously strong and effective Naval Virgin Islands. other street light is out. This has also been done in other areas. Service." Tacoma Praised . The Commanding Lighting has been reduced in office spaces throughout the Base. Photo- Vanpooling in Norfolk . In an Officer and crew of USS Tacoma cells have been installed on many of the security and street lighting effort to conserve energy and re- (PG 92) were commended by the U.S. systems. Temperatures have been raised on large central air conditioning duce commuter congestion, 41 12- Ambassador to Nassau and by units at the Navy Exchange, Commissary, Mini Mart and schools. Hot water passenger vans are being used to CINCLANTFLT recently for their heater temperatures are being reduced from 140 to 110 . Waste oil that carry commuters to and from Norfolk assistance in fighting an engine was previously disposed of by burning is now being processed and regener- Naval Base, Norfolk Naval Shipyard, room fire aboard a merchant vessel ated for burning in our Desal Plant. These are just some of the things Naval Air Station Oceana, and Dam inport Nassau on March 27. The that have been done and will continue to be done. Neck. The program is a cooperative rapid response by Tacoma averted a From time to time I will give you a progress report on other actions effort between the Navy and the Tide- possible major fire on the merchant we have taken to show you what we are doing. In the meantime I urge all water Transportation District ship. of you to pitch in and help the command to get through a period of crisis We need the cooperation of all including military, civilian, dependents, Jamaicans, Cubans and contractors, at home and at work. With full cooper- ation the problem will be resolved. MEMO: S yThanks C.J. GIBOWICZ, JR. Bonds CAPT, CEC, USN To Your ecretary! i Secretaries' Week, I Secretaries should be 7 observed during April especially appreciated e. 22-28 this year, because they are an acknowledges the endangered species. important contribution and Although an average of rO-1 vital role of secretaries in 500,000 women enter the 1LNEYW government, business, labor force each year, industry, education and many are choosing jobs Are you one of those many gifted potential but need the participation the professions. other than the traditional people who is born with an abundance of others. There are a variety of Demands placed on secretary and office of enthusiasm? Who loves to have a fields to choose from including today's secretaries require worker. As a result, some good time. Who enjoys bringing lights, costumes, makeup and direct- proficient office skills and occupational fields are from bad guys, overall efficiency. Not too glutted, but there is always smiles to faces and wants to bring ing. If your eyebrow twitches just long ago, the negligence of a demand for a good from bad luck, to all Gitmo a little when you read this, then a lot of enjoyment a secretary caused the secretary. By 1985, the from bad memory. you have the potential to become an residents? If the answer is yes death of a notorious shortage is expected to or even if the answer is no, then actor. Imagine telling all your revolutionary, Ernesto Che grow to as many as this story is for you because the fans that your acting career started Guevara, Fidel Castro's 3,000,000 positions within Guantanamo Bay Little Theatre is in Gitmo? Well those Little Theatre right-hand man. A office service areas alone. good guys can't guarantee that, but once again reorganizing. secretary left It has been pointed out they can guarantee a good time. in It doesn't matter if you are tall, incriminating papers that a good secretary is Oo short, fat, thin, young, old, man, On May 10, 11 and 12, those ten her jeep near Che's hideout harder to replace than a oo 0 in the Bolivian jungle. The woman, or child. As long as you enthusiastic people are going ahead good executive. Years of blunder cost not only Che's have the potential to cry and laugh and putting on a show. They don't work experience are harder life but hers also. and want to become a member and care if there are only ten of them to duplicate than four, five Closer to home, of wild and crazy because, either way, the show must or six years of academic friend to a group secretaries play a people then you are desperately go on. They all welcome you to training. According to one significant role in analyst, the increasing needed by the Little Theatre. come and see "A Phurber Carnival" safeguarding government and have an enjoyable evening. shortage of secretaries will classified information and "produce the most acute The Little Theatre welcomes anyone Now is your chance to make it big important business threat to American will guarantee you a and also to help a shaky, wobbly and in return documents. It is estimated business and the economy stars or at least try, lot of fun, excitement and experi- bunch become the $4 billion a year is since the shortages in the ence. But before the Little Theatre and laugh all the way to the top or spent on the sordid employment population good guys can improve the enter- to the bottom. business of espionage and produced by World War II." tainment in Gitmo, you are needed. For further information, contact trade-secret theft, and a has Showing appreciation for So far the Little Theatre has Cookie Johnson at 8650, and remember, good secretary often the capability of thwarting a good secretary obviously built itself into an enthusiastic as Cookie puts it, "If I can act, such violations of security. makes sense. group of ten, they all have the anyone can." I OR.NO--NOrAGAIN Page 4 t Monday, April 23, 1979 (LA-m anamo Gazette -LOCAL American League scores SPORTS Baltimore 6, Milwaukee 2 (lst game) Baltimore 6, Milwaukee Senior and Major Little League the Little League S 2 (2nd game) Commissioner, members Boston 6, Kansas left on a C-131 for Puerto Ensign Lopez in Puerto, the idea City 0 New York Yankees 5, Texas 1 Rico Friday, April 20, to participate became concrete; Ensign Lopez said Detroit 4, Toronto 1 in the newly-created Inter-Caribbean he could supply the transportation Cleveland Championship series. needed. 8, Chicago White Sox 5 Minnesota 3, Seattle 1 Participants, selected by their Whenever anew program is being Oakland 7, California 6 performance, were met by a bus in instituted there are many obstacles Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico, pro- to overcome. Through many hours of 0 vided quarters and honored with a hard work by BMC Hope and Chief National League results picnic. Warrant Officer 2 Jesse A. Ybanas, Saturday, New York Mets 4, Philadelphia 2 each team, consisting of Assistant Communications Officer, 13 children, played Chicago Cubs 4, Montreal 1 against a the project became a reality. It St. Louis 4, Cincinnati 3 similar team from Puerto Rico. A needed endoresement by COMNAVBASE r Atlanta 8, San second cook-out followed the games and since there are non-U.S. citizens Diego 7 Houston 3, Pittsburgh to end the day's events. At approx- involved, three dependent Cuban 2 Los Angeles 9, San Francisco 2 imately 3 p.m., Saturday, April 20, exiles, permission had to be sought the 26 children, along with their from the Chief of Naval Operations. t managers, boarded the C-131 to return With CWO2 Ybanas as a communications NBA action to Gitmo. liaison, the project became a success The new Inter-Caribbean Champion- PLAYOFFS ship games were created by Boatswain's The Puerto Rico teams will make a S Washington 120, Atlanta 118 Mate Chief Charles Hope, Port return engagement and will come to --7 San Services, who is the Little League Guantanamo Bay May 11 and 12, next Antonio 115, Philadelphia 112 Major Phoenix Baseball Commissioner. "I started month. The championship of the Little league 108, Kansas City 93 with the idea that the kids should League teams will be established Seattle 117, Los Angeles 115 have different teams to play against," at the completion of this second set standings W L .PCT GB he explained. After talking with of games. A MERICAN In the NHL ast PLAYOFFS -- QUARTER-FINALS Boston .692 Sports New York .600 1 Montreal 5, Toronto 4 Detroit .545 2 New York Rangers 6, Philadelphia Baltimore .500 0 summary 2 Boston 4, Pittsburgh Milwaukee .467 3 1 New Toronto .357 York Islanders 3, Chicago 1 INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) -- Matthew Franklin lifted the World Boxing Council's 4 Cleveland .308 5 light-heavyweight title from Marvin Johnson yesterday afternoon with an eighth round technical knockout. West WHA results It was the first title defense for Johnson, who also was stopped by California PLAYOFFS Franklin in Philadelphia nearly two years ago. .750 Texas .667 2 Johnson had held the title only since December. Cincinnati 6, New England 3 Minnesota .743 2 Chicago .500 HOUSTON (UPI) -- Jose Higueras blasted two backhand winners past Gene 4 Kansas City .385 Mayer to close out a third-set tie breaker for a 6-3, 2-6, 7-6 victory 5 Oakland and the title in the River Oaks Tennis Tournament. .313 7 Seattle .313 The tie-breaker was even at 5-5 following an argument between Mayer 7 and the umpire over a line call, but Higueras shook off the controversy NATIONAL and won his first title of the year by winning the final two points on a backhand volley and a backhand down-the-line. East Philadelphia .667 HAMPTON, Ga. (UPI) -- Johnny Rutherford drove to a double victory in the -- Montreal .615 Cart Twin Dixie event at the Atlanta International Raceway yesterday. Chicago .500 2 Rutherford came from behind on the next-to-last lap to nip Lee Kunzman St. Louis .462 by less than one second in the first 125-mile race then cruised to a nine 2 New York .333 second victory over Rick Mears in the second. 4 Pittsburgh .286 5 Home runs are exciting, but base hits win ball games. Put another way: LOS ANGELES (AP) -- The year 1979 is not even a third over, but golfer West Its not how much, but how often. Tom Watson has already won more than $200,000. Houston .750 Now you know why 92 million He earned $54,000 yesterday with a six-stroke victory in the Tourna- Cincinnati .563 3 Americans buy U.S. Savings Bonds ment of Champions in Rancho la Costa, Calif. through San Francisco .529 the Payroll Savings Plan. Elswhere in golf, Chi Chi Rodriguez won the Tallahassee Open in Flori- 3 the score. Los Angeles .471 They know da., his first PGA tour triumph in more than five years. 4 San Diego .471 4 Atlanta .333 6

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